ARUNACHAL PRADESH
SIKKIM
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
SIKKIM
TOURISM
ARUNACHAL PRADESH SIKKIM
SCALE:
•Natural beauty
•Cultural Diversity
•Spiritual and Religious Tourism
SCALE:
•Natural beauties, including Himalayas and lush valleys,
attract tourists seeking serene environments.
•Rich cultural heritage, including Buddhist monasteries
and festivals.
•Adventure Tourism.
CHALLENGES:
•Lack of hotel facilities and increasing climatic variability.
•Connectivity
•Degradation of natural ecosystem.
CHALLENGES:
•Limited transportation infrastructure.
•Seasonal variability
•Environmental Impact
SUCCESS:
•Promotion of Eco
-Tourism
•Cultural Preservation
•Adventure tourism development
SUCCESS:
•Effective marketing
•Sustainable development
•Government initiatives
Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim
SCALE:
•More than 70 percent population is dependent on agriculture
for their livelihood.
•Varied topography ranging from foothills to mountains.
•Rich biodiversity provide a conductive environment for
agriculture.
SCALE:
•Major crops are paddy, buck wheat, maize, burley, potato.
Agriculture is still the main stay of rural population of Sikkim.
Sikkim is the first Indian state to be certified fully organic,
emphasizing sustainable organic practices.
CHALLENGES:
•Poor road connectivity hinder transportation of
agricultural produce to markets.
•Reliance on traditional methods limits productivity.
•Inadequate storage facilities.
CHALLENGES:
•Adverse geographical location and difficult terrain.
Very low per-capita availability.
Decreasing trend of farmers working on farms.
SUCCESS:
•Huge production of oranges, kiwis, apples, etc.
•Community Initiatives
•Ensure food security to households.
SUCCESS:
•Sikkim’s eco
-
friendly agricultural practices contribute to
its appeal as eco
-tourism destination.
•Promotes sustainable livelihood.
Adopt new and modern technology of organic farming system.
AGRUCULTURE
Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim
SCALE:
Arunachal Pradesh has significant coal and petroleum
reserves with many rivers.
Abundant limestone deposits are found.
•There are also occurrences of gold, graphite, dolomite.
SCALE:
Coal, limestone, dolomite, and quartz.
•Limited quantities of copper are also found.
•Occurrences of marble and sandstone have also been
reported.
CHALLENGES:
Security challenges.
•Complex regulatory frameworks and land acquisition
issues.
•Environmental damage.
CHALLENGES:
Like many other states, regulatory framework is a big
challenge.
Commercial exploitation
Limited transportation and power supply.
SUCCESS:
•Oil exploration
•Investment from government
Namchik-Namphuk coal mines provide tremendous
coal.
SUCCESS:
•Small scale mining for local construction needs.
•Tourism
•Environmental conservation over large scale industries
MINERALS
Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim
SCALE:
Arunachal Pradesh is famous for its traditional weaving
technology.
•It serves as a crucial economic activity.
•There’s a huge diversity in production.
SCALE:
•Weaving is deeply rooted in the state’s cultural tradition
Handloom and carpet weaving are indigenous product
•Sikkim produces traditional attire like
Bakhu(Bhutia
dress),
Thokro-Dumdyo(Lepcha dress), blankets, etc.
CHALLENGES:
•Technological advancement
•Competition from cheaper, mass produced textiles.
•Limited market access and exposure.
CHALLENGES:
•Competition from cheaper textiles.
•Slow process of production.
• limited transportation from villages to markets.
SUCCESS:
•Cultural Preservation
•Increased recognition of the uniqueness led to growth
in the market.
•Government support
SUCCESS:
•Market recognition
•Cultural Preservation
•Tourist attraction
WEAVING
Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim
SCALE:
•It varies from small decorative items to large
sculptures and architectural elements.
•It has a votive or ceremonial significance among tribe
•Figure od lord Buddha, wooden masks, religious
images, figures of dancer, etc are popular products
SCALE:
•Wood carving is an ancient art form of Sikkim.
•I
t is done on Choktsis, Bakchok to wooden masks,
alters, lam stands and other decorative items.
•Typical traditional designs include dragons, birds,
phoenix,
stc.
CHALLENGES:
•Preserving traditional techniques amidst modern
influence
•Ensuring sustainable practices
•Competition from modern materials
CHALLENGES:
•Skill Preservation
•Sustainability
•Market access and modernization
SUCCESS:
•Contribution to local economy
•Preservation of cultural identity
•Skill development and empowerment
SUCCESS:
•It provides income for many artisans and families.
•It has gained recognition nationally and internationally.
Cultural Preservation
WOOD CARVING